Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: kris martin on September 19, 2008, 03:17:58 pm
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can anybody tell me what is the best sort of pole for this job, im quite new to wfp so only have 17/18ft poles... cheers
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That dont look that high Kris , wont your 18ft pole reach?
Dave
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they are quite high mate, ive been doing it years (trad Sshhhh) and next time i go want a pole to reach but i want a pole that will be decent for all my work that is like this....
17ft will never reach
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I would imagine a 25ft pole would be fine?
Andy
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I would imagine a 25ft pole would be fine?
Andy
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I agree with Andy then Kris, A 25 footer would be fine
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LOL
Trad shhhhhhhh!!
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any specific make? i wont quite a decent one... at the moment i use xtel and unger poles and they seem to go whippy quite quick...
cheers
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Cant help you there sorry mate ....ive got a 30ft extel and yes its a bit whippy!!!! But its fine at 18-20ft
Cheers Dave
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the man gardiner and his 24 foot carbon telescopic slx will reach the job no probs....£340 plus brush,plus vat.
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the man gardiner and his 24 foot carbon telescopic slx will reach the job no probs....£340 plus brush,plus vat.
cheers fleeors ill have a look at this one...
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You will find with the cheaper poles you are better not fully extending any of the sections. This does reduce the overall length so get one longer than you actually need.
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the man gardiner and his 24 foot carbon telescopic slx will reach the job no probs....£340 plus brush,plus vat.
cheers fleeors ill have a look at this one...
thats meant to say cheers fellors...
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25 ft pole will easy do it, i get my poles from gardiners and brodex they both have a good range of poles so it depends which pole suits you.
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the man gardiner and his 24 foot carbon telescopic slx will reach the job no probs....£340 plus brush,plus vat.
I would suggest this pole too. I had some reservations at first but the longer I use it the more I like it. The light weight helps me work faster too on maintenance cleans.